Or magic weiners.Manhattan Buckeye;805287 wrote:It is almost as if the feds think they are playing with magic beans.
Actually as of today, it's about 3-4 points. Dubya actually pulled ahead by a point or two for one polling cycle.Footwedge;805197 wrote:The POS in the White House has an approval rating about 20 percentage points higher than the last guy in power.
Amazing how similiar this guy is in comparison to the last guy, isn't it?
Footwedge;805191 wrote:LOL....as opposed to the daily 16 million listeners that tune into Rush Limbaugh to receive their talking points for the week.
Writerbuckeye;805526 wrote:Why the question? I don't see the connection here.
bases_loaded;805554 wrote:Because as a tax payer ill be pissed to find out channels like abc and nbc are getting tax breaks for providing the news
QuakerOats;805627 wrote:http://www.gallup.com/poll/148076/2012-Voter-Preferences-Obama-Republican-Remain-Close.aspx
obama loses to generic republican ....... 2012 cannot arrive soon enough.
stlouiedipalma;805977 wrote:I don't believe a word of that last post, Writer. I think you just made it all up.
Writer, you know that Stlouie is just going to scoff at Ventre's well written op-ed and claim he's just an opinionated misinformed, right-wing hack...right?
believer;806175 wrote:Writer, you know that Stlouie is just going to scoff at Ventre's well written op-ed and claim he's just an opinionated misinformed, right-wing hack...right?
You're preaching to the choir...lol!Writerbuckeye;806198 wrote:Here's another take, with even more details from when all this was on high boil.
http://www.examiner.com/political-buzz-in-national/by-putting-nbc-news-bed-with-obama-is-ge-pandering-for-payback
This is a blog, but he does a great job of citing his mainstream sources to back up what he's writing about on this issue.
http://cliftonchadwick.wordpress.com/2011/03/28/obama-and-the-democrats-in-bed-with-general-electric-which-pays-no-taxes/
It's difficult to convince liberals of the obvious love affair the media has for their Appointed One.
Like a said, the real Republican candidate has yet to emerge.....Perry might be the one. Ya never know....fish82;806353 wrote:Really really liking Rick Perry right now.
fish82;806353 wrote:Really really liking Rick Perry right now.
Santorum is not a good one. Unelectable.cruiser_96;806400 wrote:I'm late on the Tuesday night session, but I wasn't really sold on any of the "contestants" on stage that night. A buddy of mine told me to pay attention to Santorum... He's a good one, he said. Mmmmmnot so much. He and Bachman both could have not shown. Didn't care for either one. Romney never really did it for me and who can follow Ron Paul!?
All that to say, I'm looking forward to giving Rick Perry a look.
Thats what I thought about Barack Hussein Obama. Who would have thought a political nobody with a muslim sounding name post 9/11 would stand a chance.wgh raider;806518 wrote:none of them are electable.
I never thought a dorky looking inept peanut farmer from Plains, Georgia would emerge to become POTUS either, but Jimmy Carter did. Thanks to Carter, Ronald Reagan was a shoo-in.majorspark;806521 wrote:Thats what I thought about Barack Hussein Obama. Who would have thought a political nobody with a muslim sounding name post 9/11 would stand a chance.
Which makes Carter's emergence as the party's eventual candidate even more amazing.wgh raider;806691 wrote:everybody brings up carter but in case you forgot carter had to withstand a very tough primary challenge from ted kennedy. the party was divided.